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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-10-03
ABUSES IN NEW YORK HOSPITALS.
Efeminate Disciples of EsculapiusWho
Need Taking in Hand.


New York, Oct "A pathetic scene
took place i'll the German Hospital on
Fourth avenue recently. John Thomas, a
poor laborer, lay on his deathbed, surround
ed by weeping wife, two children and
brother. That terrible destroyer, heart dis
ease, had at last done its work.
Bury me alongside of Lille, Neil" he
whispered family to his wife.
There was an increase of tears for several
moments and then John had gone, leaving
ms relatives to fight their battle, and enjoy
Ihelr pleasure without him.
The very poor in this big city, however
much they may grieve or mourn for the
loss of relative or friend, realize fully the
utility of spending valuable time in lament
ing. The actual imperative demand upon
thelr purse and time while the departed is
oelng removed to the final resting place are
frequently more than they can afford. In
Giie present instance, Thomas had been all
ing Tor more than four months, and the
duty Of providing for the family had de-
VOWED upon his wife and brother. With
tle certain knowledge of what was coming
.hey mad managed to lay by enough money
V provide for decent funeral. As soon as
uhe flrst burst of grief over the death OF the
husband and brother had subsidized Mrs.
Thomas and her brother-in-law set about pre-
l1dilng for the funeral. Thomas wish to be
inferred beside the body of his daughter was
respected and arrangements were made with
tne undertaken for burial at Calvary Gem
eetery. All that was necessary TO complete
she arrangements was the death certificate
from the hospital authorities, and the wife
Event there in the morning before the
seuneral for the purpose Of obtaining this.
.She was met by young doctor, attired in
eue latest style, who replied to her mild re-
quest by saying:
,..,r Wen give you a certificate provided you
VIII allow US to perform an autopsy on the
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-10-03
AN EXCITING EXPERIENCE.
Wild Ride on Train in Charge of a
Demented Engineer.

BrOnl the Missouri hepn0ttcdh'
DIES MONIES, IA, Sept 2S.-The fireman
on the south bound Wabash train passed
through q thrilling experience yesterday.
Engineer Botsworth pulled out of the yard
here in apparently good health and spirits,
But at Harvey he passed the water tank a
full train length The fireman called Justify
to him to back, but he paid no heed. Sus-
pecting he was under the influence of liquor,
the fireman backed the train and took water.
Several stations were passed without stop
ping, the engineer giving no heed to the
iiremans cautions. At Knoxville junction
occurred narrow escape from running
into an open switch. Here the conductor
came out and gave the engineer severe
lecture. Starting out from this point be-
hind time, Botsworth raised the speed to
fifty miles an hour. Below Beacon he gave
, a loud whoop and sprang through the cab
window. but was not quite quick enough TO
elude the fireman, who caught him by the
leg and held him suspended in mid-alr,
while with his own feet he reversed the
lever and brought the train to standstill.
The engineer was then coaxed to the way
car and turned over to the authorities at
Ottumwa. He was brought home to-day,
| but failed to recognize his wife. His mai
adv is believed to be paralysis OF the brain
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-10-03
Mourning Goods a Specially.
English Grapes and Grape Wells,
Embroidenes and Laces.
HOuSekeeperS' Goods

Irish Table Damasks, Napkins and Towels of
the best manufacture and selected especially
with view to durability. Counterpanes and
Table Spreads, Cotton Sheetings, Shirtings and
Pillow Castings in all the best brands.
Hosiery, Gloves, Handkerchefs-R Regularly
made French and English Hosiery for ladies'
and children, Balbriggan Hosiery, Gentlemens
and Boys Half Hose, Ladies' Black silk
Hosiery, Kid Gloves.
Ladies' and Gentemen's Linen Handker-
chiefs in great variety of fancy prints, and
full lines of hemmed-stitched and plain hem
med White Handkerchiefs.
Gentlemen's Laundried and Unaundried
Shirts, Bays Shirts, Gentlemen's Collars and
Cuffs, Ladies' Collars and Cuffs.
Corsets-Imported and Domestic, in great
variety, and in the most graceful and health
approved shapes,
Vests-Ladies', Gentlemens and Chidren's
Vests in fall and winter weights.
Parasos-The latest novelties in Plain and
Trimmed Parasols.
Orders-All orders carefully and promptly
executed, and the same care and attention
given to the smallest as to the largest commits
sion. Samples sent free of charge, and goods
guaranteed to be fully up to the quality shown
in sample.
Sole agent for INGALLS, CELEBRATED
BAZAAR GLOVE-FITTING PATTERNS. Any
pattern sent post free on receipt of price and
measure.
CROHAN & D00NER.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-10-03
KROUSKOFFS
0 lening Of The FaN Season 1881.

However attractive and immense previous season
stock in Millinery has BEEN this excel all our
previous selections Every manufacturer and importer of
in the markets of the world represented in the array
and display Of Millinery goods We showing Hats in
the finest Hatters Plush Beaver Felt Straw and Fancy
Combinations Ribbons in Gacee Of all the novel shades.
Fancy Birds and Wings Velvets and Pushes Of i'm
poration and offer you the advantages of i'm
mense stock We continue the retail sale first floor
at wholesale prices We also continue to sell Celebrated
XXX Ribbons at previous prices.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-10-03
CLOTHING.

and feel confident that this season will add
greatly to our already widespread popularity in
this branch of our business.
We are showing all the newest designs, colors
and textures of materials, the best productions
of foreign and domestic markets, and guaran-
tee stylish, easy and graceful fitting garments,
thoroughly made, and at moderate prices.
We would advise the placing of orders with
us early, that the garments may be finished in
time Although we have largely increased our
facilities in this department we may not be able
to keep pace with the demand later on.
If goods do not please in every particular our
customers are requested not to take them.
Satisfaction is guaranteed
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-10-03
MEDICAL.
HEADACHE

Proceeds from Torpid Liver and impurities
you will only
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-08-25
HUMOR OF THE DAY.

Sound advice-Preaching through a
telephone.
The shine of a cheap summer hotel
boot-back admits of no reflections
H0tel Mail.
The young man who is to be married
Is not the only one who has pressing"
engagements. The tailor has them also
Merchant 7iUr,icr.
Men differ very much from guns.
As all experience teaches,
Men kick when kicking with their boots
but guns kick with their brooches
u Boston Courier
Hanging is too good for you. " said n
Judge To condemned man. 81 know il
IS, replied the prisoner frankly: "and
II you can suggest anything else, ia lge.
you can't do it too quick. Dyale's M,g.
dzine.
There is "A sweet maid at dear VnSsar
Inc Fellows all stare as they passer;
She knows each Greek root
All slang phrases, To boot.
ana ht cheWlng gum none can surpasser
-GooddHS sun
johnny" inquired his aunt, what
do you like best Of allp Candy re-.
pied Johnny. "And what after thatl"
inquired his aunt. 'Morc candy" re.
plled johnny, after moments dcibcra.
ton. IfttoJurg Dispatch.
"Swiml Not bit, stranger. but /
reckon if ye'd drap me down i'm thcr
middle OF this hyar river, I'd roach land
thout much diilkclty" "Mhy. how
soF' "Waal, | carcalatc I'd 90 right to
10 the bottom. '-IfavpT's BaSar.
at A SUMMER RESORT.
Little bits of gossip
Very little work,
Aud little flirting
Please the hotel clerk
-Hoiei Mda
A learned professor, after writing a
long article, published in a leading news
paper, says: 81 confess that | do not
know what produces laughter or why we
laugh" The professor has doubtless
been reading some OF tho humorous
papers. .-ArkaHsG,o T'raUe'er.
II is announced that new paving
stone called quartzitc granite has been
fonnd in Dakota. II il supposed some.
body has struck a batch of douphnuts
baked by young lady graduate OF
cooking school, and dumped over the
back fence by her mother. Norristora
HgrGid,
A bachelor one day set the table in his
lonely abode with plates for himself and
an Imaginary wife and five children IIo
then sat down TO dine, and AZ often AS he
helped himselfto food he put the same
quantity on zach of the other plates and
surveyed the prospect, at the same time
computing the cost. IIe is still
bachelor -IfFReer Press
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-08-25
SUMMER RESORTS.

day '''' '',' "
resort
MANY seaside resorts report thieves uncom.
fortahly active
., a VERY busy resort is Garfield Beach ON
Great Salt Lake, Utah.
ALL sorts, kinds and conditions OF people
are gathered at Saratoga
J liHE In now quite n round OF dinner mr.
Ties and high teas' at Newport
AMONG tho socnl lions at tho Isle OF Shoals
"iN number OF literary celebrities.
a DEER park is among tho latest projects
hbout To bo consummatod i'm the Catskills.
BlG bouquets Of mignonette are carried by
the young women at the summer resort hops
AN cntcrprising woman at Cottage CITY
mas opened dairy school aud teaches ladies
how 10 milk.
Forty. wellknown families at Newport.
usually leaders i'm social festivities. are In
deep mourning.
lHE transportation managers say that
pleasure travel this summer has boon larger
han over iu their experience
fnETTIEsr girls Of the South and statoliest
Oh Indies arc % bo seen at tho White SulDur
springs, Va, which is now at It's very fash
ionabla best.
PAUL Sauru's, in the Adirondacks. vhero
PRESIDENT Cleveland stopped * crowded
ihc people there live out Of doors, and visit
the hotels for eating and sleeping purposes.
AN increase in the crowd of spectators A
evening parade al West Point is TO bo noted
10 which rows Of handsome oquipaQes make
an elective background.
lsoNo IsLAND resorts, almost without az
oeption, are doing better than last year. and
some OF thf7n, notably the long-neglected
hamptons. orO becoming fashionable.
BATHnNG at Long Beach. l.. l., Is especially
etUDyable, and has 20 prudent bathers tho adj
diuCnnl charn uf being safe. The beach SLOPES
gradually Md thoro is very little undertow.
A GooD many Of tho snowy turnouts seem
on ocean avenue, Long Branch arc hired by
tho day week or month. and clogo ingfao-
ton enables anybody T. detect tho livery
eaImark.
Ans Tor various charities and churches
are now ia order at many Of the resorts.
"hcTe the money Ot tho hotel bOarders In an.
nually countod on 30 help alOng every good
cause brought 30 their notice.
MOST Of the Western and Souihvypstoy, -
sorts are doing fairly we'll n few being also
iuJely crowded. lf there were fewer Of them.
~ rs moro than likely their success would ia
even greater than IL Is but thoy almost nul-
tlply from year 10 year.
A CORRESPONDENT at tho White Moupt,ipa
says: Tho intor State Commerce biIi ar,
probably affOcts travel, and many famiIlar
nguFed which in tho good old times preceding
tho last Congress were accustomed 10 ride o1
tho railroads without money and without
price viii not find " convenient TO visit their
iaYorito resorts among the White Mountains
this year,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-08-25
VERY OLD PEOPLE

o. Mrs. IRipHESA bBrAvs. Of Dapburv
Conn, - now ia Tho lO}d year Of her age.
Mrs, JAVE RYDER, Of OrrinQton. No WA
lAj years old I'm January, and is ye8 able to
belp herself ' ~
mHs. MAGDALEvA hoG0s. Of Milton Ind
p nearly lA years old, in fair health bn{
weak iR memory '"e
MHa. HULDA NELSON, Of Fort Ann vyasb
HmBtgn County, was 100 years of nge on Juiv
3 7he mas been widow thirty six years
mhs. DOUGLAS Of Omaha Neb. has iust
celeD.esed her centennial birthday She is
zen preserved and has an srcellopt rner,l.,.,,
OUT her oyesight s. iailing
p, bNcLE billy WHITNEY. OF Norwood "
gAF ~ years old. Ho has cut N third sot ~
otn. re married at thirty three. and when
qis "ue diea sbo was lOl years old
WIN Mrs Betty Avoriu Of New rrcstor,
Ly4n.' celebrated hor iOJth birthday tbe
i ol5oTen !, en- oi the town gave her vet of Rooks
with her ''''"'9 oiileA
Betsy 8ARGEANr. Of Canterburv n u
nas enJoyet 100 years Of single blessodness
and is not yet ready to marry. Her mind n
bold duties W. H''t'o-
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-08-25
Washington.

FRANCIS LA FLEscmE, n fulI-blooded
Omaha Indian, employed in the bureau of
Indian Affairs, has been promoted from n
81 900 clerkshp 20 n clerkship of the 81 2O0
class. La Flesche was e,lucaled at the mis-
sion school Of an Indian agency i'm Nebraska
and was appointed by Secretary Kirkwoo1
oa 500 place in tho Indian Bureau
IN response 10 it's recent circular tho Treas.
ury department has received applications for
tho payment of interest on bonds amountine
70 many millions and its offers to purchase
bonds in advance OF their falling duo has
oeeh met by numerous proposals from holders
u sell
CHARGES Of violation OF the Civfl Servioo
law, made against Postmaster Harrity, OF
fhiladelphia, some tnno ago have been de.
clared upfounded by the Civil Service Com
mission after an investigation.
a BULLETIN issued by tho Sipnsl gervico
Ofiice states that the recent copious roins in
tho droughtafiiicted West came ton Jato to
cauSo marked Improvement ~ the already
injured crops. The weather has been gen
erhly favorable t0G all crops In the States on
tle Allanpc coast, from Georgia northward
70 New England.
THE Navy Department has recoive1
AdihlrhI Luces request 20 be relieved of bfs
command OF the North Atlantic Sp,odron
me Navy DepartmWts Tebuko Of the
Amlrals action ~ tho CANADIAN fishery
troubles l@l to his request 10 be- relieved
Contracts for the building Of five nevs
naNhl Yessels-three cruisers and two pun
bOats-have been awarded Thsft cnst will
aggregate over S5,0O0OOO
TnE President has appointed William Par
Gis' ol uhiARrd- Conn, special agent TO
omatiila reservation in Oregon
SEcRErARY LAMAR has ordered the resto-
faton 70 the national domain Of the iIlleu,-
nlty lands granted 90 tho Atlantic and
faciiic Railroad Company.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-08-25
LABOR WORLD.

machinist
inspectors.
OF the thirty-eight States in the Union
htteen have labor bureaus
IhE eight pin factories i'm New England
prodnce a. ~, 600, 900 pins year. In EnSlnnd
the yearly production OF pins Is set AZ
4,G6, 1000, 600
bEoR9E BAER, PittSburg mill hand, has
invented dovico for drawing the coke
ovens, which Is expected TO perform tho work
OF twenty men.
ConLIss, the great engine builder, made
m 10 attempt nt invention until he was thirty
five years old. His FIRST effort in this u1a
failure "''
TINS total capital invested in 1877 In the
fourteen southern States is greater by
$9',5iilOO, than during 1886 Alabams
shows tho largest Increase, with Tennesse.
second
JACKSON, Tom, with population of
lu,uOu, and i'm the cotton belt has subscribed
$3.50 I'M cash, and will donate sito from
t,p tnpSe to ive acres OF mnd toward securing a
SlOO,OO cotton mill.
GENERAL MASTER WoRKMAN PowprRr.V
holds that Knight Of Labor is a knight mo-
matter what his color or previous condition
OF serNitude, and that ho is entitled TO ali the
privileges of the order,
i"WbEIED glass is largely taking tho place
ol Sahd IN the manufacture of sandpaper It
IL readily pulvcrzed 10y heating h red hot
and throwing IL into water tho finishing be-
ing done in an iron mortar
TnE brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
met in Atlanta, Ga, recently. The dele0ntas
were welcomed hy Governor Gordon ana
Mayor Cooper Chief Arthur made am al
dress ON the object and nature OF the Order
PAPER beer bottle is 10 be the next
achievement in tho bottle line Ink. naints
OILS and certain acids have for some time
past been put in paper bottles, which do
not break or freeze so readily as those made
of glass. '''''Oo
THE various "brotherhoodsn OF or0aD,val
labOr-such as the brotherhood of CarIentay,s
aud Joncrs, the Brotherhood of Painte,s ana
Decorators, the Brotherhood OF locomotive
engineers ana ttremcn-all give reports OF
unusual prosperity I'm their ranks this year.
THE English co-operatives have a bank
whose transactions amount to $50, 900 600 n
yehf Ihey have 400 stores aud do a busi-
ness OF Sl5OOJO,OOO year Their 900 600
members receive an annual profit OF ala. 600
OOO Their profits during the past twenty
Tour years have been $50, ,00O, 600
a DISPATCH from Reading, Penn. saw
that the Knights OF Labor have nrrived at a.
amicoblo understanding with tho PhiladeI-
phia and Reading Railroad Company iu re-
gnrd To tho tcst for color blindness The
hnlghts are 10 bo allowed the privilege OF
having representatives present when exam
nations AFRO made and 10 see that thew ara
fairly conducted
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-08-25
sea Lion Against Shnrk

AS number OF fishermen were en-
gaged In netting for salmon and sea bass
on the bay between AlcatraZ and Sau.n-
htO, near san Francisco, their attention
was directed W a terrible cOmmotion
HnaeI the surface, and in close proximity
20 their nets. The occupants of one of
me boats Immediately pulled up along.
sldc OF the naval cOmbatants Al first
1T was thought that two Of the Cliff
house pets had disagreed over the roy.
ATTY at q fresh run Of salmon. and were
waBlng war for supremacy: but on
closer inspection, IL was found that ths
battle centercd bctwceR = twelve foot
man eating shack and one Of the valiant
sea lions OF the Cliff The water around
Whcre the naval battle was contested was
stained with the sea lions blood The
hshermen state that tho lion would ON
every opportunity offered sink his tooth
"eep iptd the back Of thc shark; the lat.
Ter would then execute a rotary move.
lnent which would release him from tho
mons hold The monarch OF the CHG
hnally detecting that IL was useless M
tempt ON his part "a conquer the byena
OF the 9ceah made a rather feeble ciTort
- escape The shark, time 10 his vaya.
cious nature, would not relinGuish the ot.
lack' aud, making thal dash at his adj
VgsAFy, tho TWO monsters struggled until
'hey got cntaugled in the nets. " wa.
WIN much difficulty the fshc1msn handed
their big game. Whea on land the shark
was inll ~ ,ifo, and the boatmen found
~ $40 small matter TO dispatch it. Vha
sea lion was dead when takea from il,t
ne'. Inc shark genuine man cater
was Twelve }cct Tong and weighed In tb1
ticmity Of 200 pounds.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-08-25
Economicnl NIcnt uints

The members of my family arc very
fond of swcct-breads, but as that is an
expensive dish aud one not always to be
had, have found an excellent substi
tute in the form of calves brains. Blanch
and cook the same as YOU would sweet
breads.
The bones and trimmings from roasts
and steaks Il use the tough end of the
steaks too furnish the material for our
soups and stcws.
prefer fiat bone sirloin steak to a
portcr-house. A porter-house steak is
always an expensive cut, for aside from
the small portion known as the filet, it is
usually not as tender as the fat-bone sir
loin, and the end, which weighs almost il
not quite as much as the broad part, is alb
solutely worthless in the shape of steak.
Do you fry your steIk2 If so, try
broiling il for the next half dozen times
you cook it. If you then prefer fried to
broiled steak, shall be disappointed.
use a wire broilcr and make very little
smoke by putting the broilcr through the
narrow drop door at tho side Of the range.
Mrs, EcOU0my, IN Mo Americca.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-08-25
NEwsY NoTEs

ENGLAND has about gJ 900 blind roorto
stories ''D "iV3 iVo serial
. iN seVen years % Michigan farmer has had
W." "''ses KILLED by lightning
InE travel Of sight-seors 10 AIosto 4.
creator than ever before known.
.rWAroEs were baked i'm tho eropnd a
AIOion, Mich. so intense was the heat
IHE valuation Of Scott county Ksrs..
swm,21 years ago was 5000 This wear it q
a BOY only three years of acs vyas ppt inf,
~ n ~ Augustine, Fla, FOR steoling fo,,g
piums from gardou. 'V''
IHE Iex0s cattle trail Is now prscticoIry
closeL Hereafter Texas cattle v9ili IT, IA
OF tne ranges aud shipped North by rail
.haV. N. a. YOUNG, n Methodist roipi~t..
on sutton Falls, Ont, has Just boon bIesaed b,
twins ''u''h 81 OF
OVER 1000 telegraph poles Of ono lin, =,
Cniua have ooon pulled down by the peopie
s Ene sey me telegraph is diabolicai
a SYNDICATE Of Now York and pittsb,,ro
capitalists nave purchased 10000 acres ID
g.,, glo Naigauie s lands in South Carolina and
IHE Supreme Court Of Minnesota has dis
Giali Bol q prisoner VINO was convicted by a
jury partly composed OF woman on tbo
ground that women cannot legally act as
jurors
THERE arc in Arkansas los gnrin, Ioc,ii,f,,
containing $50 individual springs. of which
hYe only have been properly anafvzed NE
huloOet Oh springs used - resorts IS twenty
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-08-25

The Sea Of Showers is very interest
ing region, not only in itself but on ac.
count Of its surroundings. IT. level is
very much broken by low, Winding
ridges, and It is variegated by numerous
light streaks At its western end il
blends into the Marsh Of Mists and the
Marsh Of PutrCfactiOn. On its northeast
border ID the celebrated Sinus Iridium, or
Bay Of Rainbows, upon which selcno-
graphers have exhausted the ad iectivcs Of
admiration The bay is semi-circular in
form, l3j miles long and eighty four
miles broad It's surface is dark and
level. AT either end "a splendid cape ex-
tcnds into tho Sea Of shower the
eastern ono being called Cape 1Icraclides
and the western Cans Lspiaso 'fhcy
are bOtR craWn6d by high peaks Along
the whole shore Of the bay runs chain OF
gigantic mountains, forming the southern
border Of a wild and lofty plateau, called
the Sinus Iridium Highlands OF course
telescope is required TO see the details Of
tiiis most magnificent Of all lunar land
scapcs and yet much can bo done lth "a
good iic.d-glag With such an instru
mont have seen She eapos at The ends Of
the hay projecting boldly into the dark.
leVel cxpansc surrounding them and
the high lights Of the bordering noun.
tains, sharply contrasttd with the duskv
somi pifcle AZ their feet, and have been
able 20 detect the presence Of the lo,,
ridges That cross Che trent Of TIC bay IKE
'boalg s,pantng Il fom the esaa pit.
idc Two oF thrce days after first quar-
yer the shadows OF the peaks about the
bay OF Raihbows may be seen. Tho Bav
Of Dew, above the Bay of Rsihbows.
and the Sea of Cold are tho horthcrnmost
4 ,ho dark lovels visible 10 was ir
keeping with tho supposed character oP
this region cf to- htoon thht RiccioG
qamed two portions of Il the Land of
Hoar Frost ard The Lap9 q brought
PoPnior Seieeql KaNdkg,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-08-25
PARALLELS.

Earth sings her parallels OF loss and gain
In boldest speech,
Yet heights sublime which spirits shall attain
She cannot reach
Aerial whispers float DER land and sea,
q It doth not yet appear what we shall be-"
Her royal puppies and her crowns OF gold,
Her white attire,
The sceptred lilies which her summers hold.
With flames afire-
All fail 20 show the glory we shall see
" 1t doth not yet appear what we shall be-
Who from unsightly bulb or slender root
Could guess Alright
The glory Of the flower, the fern. the fruit
In summers height
Through tremulous shadows voices call to me
" 1t doth not yet appear what we shall be
Triumphant guesses from the seer and sage
Through shadows dart,
And tendss meanings on the poets page
Console the heart
songs prophetic, though 50 sweet are We,
- 1t doth not yet appear what we shall be"